Life

My Interest is Piqued #3
"My Interest is Piqued" is a feature I started in early 2023 on the Facebook group Vocal + Assist. I did it for a few months then lost interest. However, the feature was very popular and I decided it was worth another go round.
By Rick Henry Christopher 2 years ago in Writers
What I learned from taking a train across the US
Perhaps this journey was a misstep, a leap into an antiquated mode of transportation that once defined the very essence of American progress. The United States, a nation whose veins were once coursing with the lifeblood of railroads, finds itself in a tumultuous relationship with train travel. It's a tale of glory faded, of grandeur lost amidst the march of time.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Writers
An old man lived in the village
Once upon a time, in a quaint little village nestled between rolling hills and lush greenery, there lived an old man named Mr. Thompson. Mr. Thompson was a kind and gentle soul, beloved by all who knew him in the village. He had lived in the village for as long as anyone could remember, and his presence was a comforting constant in the lives of the villagers.
By Sheik Mansur2 years ago in Writers
Vocal Media Writers Collaboration Facebook Group
**UPDATE 2-15-24: Now Free Join!** Hello. I wanted to talk again about the Vocal Media Writers Collaboration FB group. Firstly, it should have had a shorter name; I’m aware of that. Anyway, I posted a day or two ago about the group with a very technical and methodical approach. However, despite a lot of my post being that way, thanks to my years of freelancing, I wanted to talk about it in less of a “stuff-shirt” way and more of a way that is me, and much more casual.
By Timothy A Rowland2 years ago in Writers
Fix Me
My name was never mine, so I changed it. Not officially, of course, but the version of me that most people met me as, is dead. I guess that's part of my story as well? Parts of me have died off, not all things were by choice.
By Angel Adagio2 years ago in Writers
The Forgotten Promise
Once upon a time, in a bustling village nestled by a shimmering river, there lived a young girl named Lily. The villagers adored her radiant smile and infectious laughter. However, Lily possessed a peculiar gift: an ability to remember everything she encountered. This extraordinary talent was both a blessing and a curse, for with each memory she preserved, another faded away.
By Nana Kay2 years ago in Writers
The Story of Surya Dev, { Sun } Sanjna’s Sacrifice, and Chhaya’s Secret
Greetings, Jai Shri Radhe — Radhe How are you? I hope you are Healthy and happy The name of our story today is
By Shree Radhe"s Writer2 years ago in Writers
Koalas: Guardians of the Eucalyptus Realm. Content Warning.
The koala, an iconic symbol of Australia, is a fascinating marsupial known for its distinctive appearance, unique behaviors, and specialized diet. Here, we delve into the captivating world of koalas, exploring their biology, ecology, conservation status, and their significance in Australian culture.
By V parame2 years ago in Writers
The Countdown
Introduction The numbers on my Vocal stories are now coinciding with years of my life and they will do up to story number 2024. This is number 1963, so have 37 to create before I hit the big 2000.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
Phoenix Rising: Maya's Inspiring Transformation
Maya's cycle began in a previously remarkable neighborhood where burden and desperation entered the air she free. Brought by her grandma up in the midst of the reverberations of setback and yearning, Maya figured out an alright procedure for checking out at life's lopsided scene with a power that bended her delicate years. Notwithstanding her family had cleared out this world rapidly, their memory held up inside Maya's heart, a straightening out light in the midst of the lack of definition that took the necessary steps to overwhelm her.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Writers
Exploring the Mysteries of Death and Beyond
When the inevitable moment arrives and you breathe your last breath, what lies beyond? Despite our modern, scientifically informed perspectives on death, a significant portion of humanity still holds onto the notion of an afterlife. In a 2014 poll conducted by the Telegraph in the UK, nearly 60 percent of respondents expressed belief in some form of continued existence beyond death. Similarly, in the United States, a predominantly Christian nation, a Pew Research survey in 2015 revealed that 72 percent of Americans believed in heaven, envisioning it as a celestial realm where virtuous souls are eternally rewarded. Meanwhile, 54 percent acknowledged the concept of hell, a place of perpetual torment reserved for those deemed morally deficient and unrepentant.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Writers
I Was Robbed In Tower City. Content Warning.
I was robbed yesterday morning at 5:00 am on the dote apparently in the investigation Detective Don has done. I was craving a banana nut muffin, and coca cola. When I think about a government section Social Worker job something I am degree seeking my thoughts are naive. I dreaded writing this article because it feels like I am exposing feelings I don't know if I'm ready to share. I wish I could forget this I really do. I thought by speaking to my mother in-law it would help me feel not so victimized it was opposite. Something else to deal with in therapy I should share the city of Cleveland for my emotional scars. But what would that do? I thought I wanted justice. But what would that do? I want my life back I want to not feel like a victim. I want to stop feeling like shit.
By Emily Radford(Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Writers